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The Monitor news (1916-02-18)

Publication date: 1916-02-18

Topics: Monitor news

Publisher: s.n.

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 75.7M

Page 1:

- Death of Mrs. Julia Olson

- Pertinent and Impertinent

- Local News

- All Single Men in Britain to be Called on to Enlist during the Present Week

- Valcartier Camp Cost the Country over Two Million

- Local News

- Sunday Services

- Today's Market Report

Page 2:

- Farm Lands in B. C.

- Saskatchewan Creamery Report

- British Fleet Has Won

- Conquest is Germany's Aim

- Local News

- Bees to Fight Troops

- Union Bank Report Shows 1915 a Very Successful Year

- Naval Losses in War

- Local News

- Russia to the Fore

- History's Greatest Spectacle

- Local News

Page 3:

- Local News

- Local News

- Local News

- Why Don't You

- Local News

- Note and Comment

Page 4:

- Milk Used for Hun Bombs

- Gold Deposits Increase

- Cholera in Volcanoes

- Local News

- Much Game in the North

- Parrot Sentinels on Eiffel Tower

- Russo-Japanese Alliance

- Local News

- Horse Won a War Medal

- Germans Have Lots of Shells

- Canadian Thoroughbreds in Demand

- Privileges

- Knew What He Wanted

- Working Day and Night

- The Fine Canadian Breed

- Logging Camps Are Busy

Page 5:

- Big Fur Trade

- She Gives Them All the Credit

- Local News

- Build Many Elevators in Alberta

- Europe Buying Canadian Timber

- Local News

- Local News

- B. C. Mines Are Busy

- Local News

- Another New Battalion

- Local News

- Local News

Page 6:

- Letter from the Front

- Stewart Council Meeting

- Kerriemuir

- Railroad Bend

- Tommy Burns to Re-Enter Ring

Page 7:

- How Russia Will Assist in Winning War for the Allies

- Local News

- The Farm Home

- Kaiser Sends Sword

- Local News

- British Submarine Blockage Has Stopped German Commerce

- How Canada Aids the Allies

- "Not Sufficiently Pulped"

- Patriotic Fund Work

- Invite Premiers to Visit Canada

Page 8:

- General Local News of the Town and District

- Red Cross Day

- Local Items

Notes

[public]: Weekly. Published December 1915 to 29 June 1922. Amalgamated with the Consort enterprise in June 1922. From 8 June to 29 June 1922 the Monitor news and Consort enterprise were published as separate sections of the same newspaper.